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BLYTHEVILLE, Ark. — A Blytheville man is facing serious charges after reportedly attacking security and staff at a Mid-South hospital on Monday. Johnny Jones is facing a slew of charges after reportedly attacking security and staff at St. Bernards Medical Center in Jonesboro on Monday. The incident has raised concerns about the increased dangers facing […]

The share of Medicare-eligible retirees in Arkansas public school and state employee health insurance plans, who opted for group Medicare Advantage with prescription drug coverage through United Healthcare for calendar year 2024, has remained consistent with the share for calendar year 2023, according to the director of the states Employee Benefits Division.

The share of Medicare-eligible retirees in Arkansas public school and state employee health insurance plans, who opted for group Medicare Advantage with prescription drug coverage through United Healthcare for calendar year 2024, has remained consistent with the share for calendar year 2023, according to the director of the states Employee Benefits Division.

The share of Medicare-eligible retirees in Arkansas public school and state employee health insurance plans, who opted for group Medicare Advantage with prescription drug coverage through United Healthcare for calendar year 2024, has remained consistent with the share for calendar year 2023, according to the director of the states Employee Benefits Division.

Northeast Arkansas on Friday became home to the state’s first federally designated “rural emergency hospital,” and now, small hospitals across the state must decide if they should reduce or give

St. Bernards Five Rivers Medical Center is set to become the first hospital in Arkansas to take advantage of a new designation allowing it to receive enhanced federal support in exchange for eliminating most inpatient services.

The number of people hospitalized with covid-19 in Arkansas reached 400 again on Tuesday despite further signs that the spread of the virus in the state is gradually slowing after reaching a peak last month.

A recommendation that people wear masks in indoor public places extended Thursday to more than half of Arkansas counties as the state -- for the second time this week -- posted its largest increase in hospitalized covid-19 patients since January.

Arkansas hospitals are working to ensure their medical staff are prepared to handle cases of monkeypox, health officials said Wednesday.

Covid-19 cases across the state rose by 2,395 Wednesday, the highest number of new cases in a single day since early February, according to data from the state Department of Health.